The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 27, 1925, Image 2
HONOR ROLL
Of JurkKon (iradcd-llifth School for
Sixth Month
Beginners First?Lucy Mihht!!,
Kmma Jane Cantey, James Duren;
Helen Bradford, Jessie Neal, Alexan
der Harris, .J. 0. Alexander, Amanda
Williams and Lottie Bell Wright.
l-B ? Kohert Stant.lry, M'
Dodana, Kdna HeVton, Caroline Brad?
ley, Henry Taylor, Junior Reynolds
Johnnie Williams, llattie DuBose,
Wllio Necly and Mathew Bryant.
l-A. William Braey, Koosevelt
Helton, Nazareth Bolton, James Bel
ion, Carl James, Melvin Pee, peter
Stanley, Cleorgo Thompson, Elizabeth
Oow, Kmma Johnson Lily Mae Jen
kins, (ieorgia L. Lykes, Mary J, Law
son, Julia Pckucs, Bessie Roach, Cat
tle Turley, Amanda Tu<kor Mario
Whitakcr, Hsrn Mead, M'dodana and
Alice Brevard.
Grade g.~~Juanita Graham, Bennie
Mills, Paulino Smyrl, Kdward Brad*
ford, James Nelson, Millie Perry, T.
J. Williams, James Gamble Jeneva
Graham Lqi|Jse Uoss, Knbhie f,ee
Duron, Kosa Lee Uailc and David
Hampton*
Grade .'J. Mary Dow, Mary I)ais,
Lillic Thorns, Grace Helton, Henri
etta Ksters, Kdna Carlos, Bertha
Fletcher, I.ou Jack-son, Amy Me
Keever, Ida Belle Whitakcr, Toney
Kirkland; Andrew Wells. Richard
Dow, Alexander Boy kin, John Blunt,
and Lindsay Bradley.
Grade J--Zyl.phia Jennings, K. W.
Jinuiuii^, Kdna Gamble, Rebccca
We have the Right Roof
Of course, you want a substantial, dur
able roof for your house, barn, ;md
out-buildings. And there's a Barrett
Roofing that's 100% right for any or all
of these buildings.
We've been selling roofings for years.
And our experience is that Barrett Roof
ings, Shingles or Roll, are the most ser
viceable, and the-best value for your
money, in every way.
Barrett Roofings will never rotor rust
? never need painting or staining.
They're fire-safe?make your buildings
secure against sparks and flying embers.
ROOFINGS
Bung youroofing problems to
us. W c are .ilw a\ s J?la(l to put our
too tuu: < \ |km tcncc at \oui dis
posal without any obligation ??n
; oni pa: '.
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BURNS & BARRETT
Broad St. * Camden, S. Q.
Phone 94
MAGNOLIA GARDEN EXCl RSION
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!.11 *? t.? ('harlt ~\<r. ainuiai ??!' rhc "Magnolia (lanliMis," Friday
ar.d Saturday. Apr ' Ii ! a? : i'*. \% : h fina: :a?tll rn limit Wrd
n?..-day. Ap?d
Th< : vfct ? - v. .. i>. - I yw.'-j: ..n all regular trains <>;
1th ;trvi i>:, cam N<>. 1?? !i-tvin^ fo'umhia ?'?:()() a. in..
? m :i m. Sur.da\ , ."?t ; also ??? i sptvial train
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S. H. McLEAN
District Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C.
HERMITAGE-WAREHOUSE CO.
CAMDEN, S. C.
The above Company is now prepared
to receive Cotton for Storage. They will
be licensed by the United States Govern
ment and under Bond, thus assuring the
Highest Care and Protection. The offi
cers will gladly triw all information a
to charees. etc.
C. H. YATES. V. M. ZEMP.
P) e s d e n t Vice-President
G. A. RHAMK, Secretary
K. W. K1RKLAND, Warehouseman *
Wright, Sarah Howtrd, Eugenia
Jones, Henrietta WdlUiiiii Beatrice
McGirt, Mury Deaa and Janio Tuckor
Grade 5.?-Corrie Boll Shropshire,
Blanche Kobinson, Kuth Blanding,
Cora Duron, Anderson Styvander,
Stewart Williams, Edith Jacobs, Jlm
mie Hunter, Bettic Wilkes, Charlie
Whitaker, Pearl Cook, John Kurmiui,
Walter Jenkins, Susie Boykin, Mar
garet Williams, Hilda Mceks, Sarah
Stiver.
Grade 8. Calista Shropshire, A I
vin PuBo.se, Ella Kirkland, Bessie
Pickett, Beulah Duren, Kuth Whita
ker, Theodore Shropshire, Dorothy
Benson and Or? Lee Pipkin.
Grade !>,. -Patsy Williams, ? Lola
Carter, Alcesfis MeCullough, Ettu
Boykin, Naomi Boykin, Rachel Sto
vor?
Grade 10. ? Kena Patterson, Ethel
Benson, .limmie Meeks, Rosa Aaron,
Irene Kirkland, Ruth Carter and Mar
garet Gamble.
Home Demonstration New*
Great interest is being shown in
the Exterior Home Beautification con
test that is being held as a part of
the Home Demonstration work in
South Carolina. In Kershaw county
there are eight contestants, living in
various parts of the county. A num
ber of valuable prizes are being of
fered in the state, and in this county
the Camden Floral Company is gen
erously offering a choice collection of
evergreens and shvubbiry to the
county winner.
The yards of all contestants hav?*
been scored, and suggestions for im
provements have been made by the
home demonstration agent. Ail
awards will be made in consideration
of improvements made, In many
places trees, hedges, and shrubbery
have bet n planted during the winter
months, and at this season valuable
work is. being done in the vegetable
gardens, and in planting flowering
annuals. Although these flowers re
quire constant attention, nothing
'?gives more pleasure than a few beds
of zinnias. marigolds, chrysanthe
mums, phlox" and nasturtiums, and
with these one may always have fresh
flowers for the vases in the house.
The-1 Farm and Home Demonstra
tion agents of this county are co
operating with the Lancaster agents
in shipping a carload of poultry this
week. The car will be loaded at
Camden on Wednesday, at Kershaw
.on Thursday morning, :?t Heath
Springs on Thursday afternoon, and
:?t Lancaster. Friday.
Farm I'.on Kgg l.a\ing Contest
Tiii month ?jI* Febiuarv ihi'Wi'd .t
piendid egg yield l'??r the -tate ?>f
i Sauth Carolina ;w\_ is piOM.ii hv the
I *"?*
j \ reports sent in by the con
i.t<--.;ints in the pen egg laying eon
' tt?.??( \\r. eh is being conducted by Mi-<
iJUitliita N'eely. Poultry Special:.-',
I Winthrop College.
1 The leading pen in the luiiie^i is
.1 white leghorn pen owned by 1*. W.
I \lrilette; Latta, S. which gave h
j total production of 2 17 cygs in 2V
| day>.
i Tin bight st, Khode Island Bed pen
| followed the white leghorns in a close
race. The pen owned by \\. 1J." Leith.
Hodges. S. <w hich gave a total of
221' eggs during the month.
The ten highest producing Khodo
Island led pens produced a grand
total of 20-10 eggs which gives a
j winning stait over the ten highest
white leghorn hens which gave a total
of i;m;o < eg-.
Mi-s. J. I.. M> liiites, Seller-. S. ('.
<i? sc r\ t :? >n? rablc mention with her
wiute ie 'ii; in n. The good record
of which la" ? ?: t reach hea li|imrti r
in time t?> .> phu t d.
Tk<- i g... >? :<i- how that >n
"i "ant ha\. plied good fe<*ding
>r. 'hod.-. T ? n lvgh< -' . lacing
how i ;of;< ! j . ? bit !
? lit *h' i ? feed. Ti T.t ? kew )
?.. a a '.. i .,: ! i../i
? ? !'? ?-1 1 ?".i l?r* d .'i.i" ::ing
i II gl't -t pen margii. < .. ; cost
-*i wa- made by .1. M. a'ack.-uM,
vi . S. ( , w )? ? ral?ed ' :r.a v j
? ? ! " d madi .( : i j
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i \ K:.^a:.il I' 1' I\t:i .s,
j>".: emen < i ? ? e:.\il'e, w ? found
-? nil' > i f inn: d?-1 i ???:: ? etion
I. : 1 ::g ? f two --.-gr - re
( > ? e. . mi '- la-t
A ? ?
\ . m .iU .. . ;'??! ' ? ? fa: m boy ?> !
? ? '.hv l't . |in Mvtinii of the Mate
w .l! be hi Id thi- summer at Fletcher
Mimor.a! h;.!' The exact date for
t ,i ? . : !>; e:. -e* but :* w: 11
; four weeks.
' Samuel \V. Uio.on. ^7 \ , -., > ("on
i 11 b-ratc veteran f Fairfield < ..untv. 1
rj? < d Sunday, Man h I Vh. t* the Cor. -
| f '-de TH t home
I . i? of ur.k r .w : g n ? l:?: ->*io.
0?i0 worth of damage in Faslcy Sun
das morning, when the building oc
cupied by the ('arolina Time* and the
Bar: Brother* Hardware tompany
and adjoining building.* or. upied by
Finley and Whitmire wfm completely
destroyed. The fire isr believed to
have started in the upper floor of the
section occupied by the f "arolina
Times.
Johnson Wright, 10.", years oid, died
Thursday at his home near Seneca.
His oldest son is 7f> years old.
Gained
Ten Pounds
Mm. (ieorgt 8. Hunter, of
Columbus, G?., says she suf
fered severely with female
trouble*.
*T had to go to bed and
Ht?> sometimes two weeks at
a time," says Mrs. Hunter.
"1 could not work. My . . ,
were irregular ami I got very
thin. 1 went from 126 pounds
down to lens than 100. My
mother had been a user of
GARDUI
Tlie Woman's Tonic
and .she knew wha* a good
medicine it was for this troub
le, so she told me to get
dome and take it. I sent to
the utore after it and befere
I had taken the first bottle
up 1 began to impreve. My
side hurt less and 1 began to
mend in health. I took four
bottles in all during the last
ten months. Cardui acted as
a fine tonic. .. I am well now.
I have trained ten pounds and
am still gaining. My aides
do aot trouble me at all and
my . . . are quit# regular. I
know that Cardui will help
other* .suffering from the
same trouble."
Take Cardui.
E-101
During the past year Spartanburg
county led the entire state in the pro
duction of cotton. The yield for the
county was 72,100 bales. Anderson
county came second with a yield of
03,000 bales. In wheat Spartanburg
1< ? i the state with a yield of 10,000
bu^hels.
L. Fargle, an employe of*cn<.
River Power company was painfully
injured Monday morning while en
gaged'at work at Parr Shoals. When
the monkey wrench he was using
s'ipped he fell into a twenty foot
hole of water. He is suffering from
a blow i>n the head.
A charter has been issued to the
Honea Path Savings and Trust com
pany of Honea Path, capitalized at
'$*25,000. A. F. Mattison is president
and .). F. Shirley is. vice president.
Engineer Lawreme A. Whitman,
an unknown passenger, and I.. C.
< negro cook, were painfully in
Tuesday afternoon about one
Jck when two cars <>f Southern
Kiihvjty train No. .'IT' was derailed
near th?* union ,-tati n <>f Sprirj-an
t burg.
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS
MEETING
Notice is hereby giv-en that a spe
cial meeting of stockholders o? the
Standard Grocery Company, incorpor
ated. will be held on April 0. 1025,
at 12 o'clock at the officcs of Kirk
land and Kirkland, at Camden, S. C.,
for the. purpose of considering a reso
lution authorizing the officers of the
corporation to liquidate the same and
wind up its affairs and surrender the
charter thereof.
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY,
B. .J. L. Moseley.
Camden. S. March 5, 1925.
49-52-pd
Kite l)enit'H Slayer Bond
(Jieenville, S. C., March 11,-? Kay
Rut ledge, of Greenville county, who
is chared with murder in connection
with the shooting and killing of
Preston Watts, a negro, has been re<
fused >miil by Judge Hayne F. Rice
of Aiken, presiding I it the general ses
sions court here.
Testimony at the inquest, offered
by witnesses for the state, was to the
effect that Ilutledge had forced three
negroes, Watts, Robert Griffin and
XJ rooks Roberts into his home. There
he is alleged to have lined them
against the wall and shot at them
one after another. Watts was killed,
?The other two were struck but not
fatally wounded. Griffin faiof
when a metal buckle on his overall*
df?fltvtt'd the bullet, according to the
testimony.
A Bird In TheTlund
"Wt!l," said the happy bride*^
to the minister at the conclusion of
?the ceremony, "how much do I 0wv
vou'r
"Oh, 4*11 leave that to you,"
the reply. "You can better estimat/'
'th?- value ot' service rendered."
"Suppose we postpone settlenuir
then?say a year. By that time I
'shall know what to give you."
"No, no," said the clergyman,
married man himself, "make it $5
now."
FREE!
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With every cash purchase from now
until Saturday, April 18th, we will
give with every cash purchase a cou
pon entitling the holder to a chance
at receiving one set of Goodyear Cord
Tires and Tubes 30x3Ve valued at
$58.00. Tickets given on repairs, bat
tery service, gas, oil and accessories.
BROAD STREET FILLING STATION
U. N. MYERS, Proprietor
YOU CAN GET
Purest Drugs, Rexall Remedies
Norris Candies, Kodaks, Films
AT
Dekalb pharmacy
PHONE 95 CAMDEN. S. C.
HARDWARE STORES ANI)
SAW MILL MEN
We have a large stock of Hoc saw teeth and saws and
expect to receive a larger stock in a very lew days.
Let us hear from you when you are in the market for
saw teeth, rings or saws.
We also stock Simond's C re seen t ground cross cut saws.
At present we are making low price on iron subject
to what stock we have on hand.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY
823 West Gervais St. Columbia, S. C.
THE FINEST
EVER BUILT *895
I'rcijl lit and Tarn Ultra
You Cannot Get Equal Style, Performance and
Reliability Within Hundreds of Dollars of its Price
hssex is a total 1 \ different t\pc'. Its advantages arc- ext lusive
because patenter!. It ^i\cs re-ulrs pnrr before attained in any car:
Low price, without disappointment in looks or reliability.
Economy without sacrifice of performance.
Stability and highest ro?ulahi!ity without unnecessary weight.
The riding case of large, costly curs. The handling ease of a
bicycle. Utter simplicity in design.
The lowest maintenance cost, we believe, of any car in the world.
Hudson-Essex, Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Closed Cars iti the World
LITTLE MOTOR COMPANY
T. LEE UmX, MANAGER, CAMPeH.fC.